It could be because the time of its "apparition" is over! I think it last a little bit more than in VV2 (it's just a feeling) but anyway, you probably collect it late.


LOL "Sometime, villagers stubbornly do what they want." Especially when they prefer showers!!

Ok. Thank you laurence. I never had that happen to me before.

Rosy, sometimes villagers do get stuck in huts or other places. Even if you can't see the focus ellipse, you should still be able to grab them and free them.

Jiapa, one of the things you describe (#3) is a _bug_ that we are looking at. The others are all working as intended.

My statue head is at the top of the ramp, but now I can't get any status on the thing and I can't get the people or the chief to do anything with it.

I'm running .03 on Windows XP

Thanks!

I dusted off and played both VV1 and VV2 and they both play normally. That seems to me like the people not aging _bug_ I'm having can't be something with my computer.Do you have any suggestions because the game is utterly unplayable at the moment.

If your system clock has *ever* been changed (either by a person or by your operating system), particularly in a backwards direction, since starting a tribe, the game may be permanently affected even though the system clock is stable now and your other VV games are working properly. There are very complex, independent timers in Virtual Villagers, and any of them can be affected by clock changes. The only thing that can possibly help is to give the tribe enough time to sort out those issues.

One thing you might try is starting another tribe in a different player slot to see if the problem exists there, too.

I have seen only one Bug. One of my children slides, he does not walk all the time. He is dancing but he is sliding so that he can dance. Anyone else have the sliding child Bug?

Yes, and I'll bet that child likes jumping.

Yep, he does. Is that normal??

It's a _bug_, but it only affects jumpers.